U.S. Space Tech ETF, net assets in one month 1surpass trillion won
As funds flow rapidly into space-themed ETFs, the net assets of related products such as the TIGER U.S. Space Tech ETF have 1surpassed trillion won. Some space and aerospace-related ETFs have reduced their weighting in SpaceX, while robotics- and AI-related ETFs and high-interest savings products are also drawing attention.
22According to announcements on, the net assets of some ETFs focused on private U.S. space companies surpassed 1trillion won. It was confirmed that the net assets of the TIGER U.S. Space Tech ETF exceeded 1trillion won. During the same period, funds flowed rapidly into space-related ETFs.
Another asset manager reduced the weighting of a particular private space company in a public report. Products classified as NASA-related ETFs were found to have instead reduced their weighting in SpaceX. Asset managers adjust their holdings and weightings in quarterly reports.
Meanwhile, a new product investing in global robotics stocks was launched, and banks introduced savings products with an annual interest rate of 4.7%. Robotics ETFs and high-interest savings products have both attracted market attention. Investor demand appears to be spreading across thematic ETFs and deposit products.
Some individual investors have chosen the “Samsung-Hynix bond-mixed ETF” for their personal pensions. The bond-mixed ETF is drawing attention among retirement investors. Some cite its combination of stability and returns as a reason for choosing it.
Share prices continued to rise among AI-related stocks. As funds flowed into some stocks, shifts in capital within the sector were observed. Stock-by-stock trends can be seen in supply-and-demand reports for ETFs and individual stocks.